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Tombstone epitaph., 1887-09-17
Notice.

All persons owing me are hereby notified to pay the several amounts to H K. Tweed, who is hereby. authorized to receipt for the same.
 August 25, 1887. ]. D. GooDlN.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-09-17
Mineral Surveyor.

U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor and City Engineer, surveys, maps and reports on mines speciality. All work per- formed at reasonable prices. Land surveys and applications made promptly. Best of references given.
 H. B. MANSON,
 Office 3I6 Fifth St.
 Tombstone, Ariz.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-09-17

Our esteemed contemporary, with its accustomed enterprise, published on September I3th the detailed account, word for word, of the killing of Lee Rem fro, which the EPITAPH gave its readers on the 9th of August. Comment is un- necessarv
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-09-17

It has been suggested that the EPiTAPH owes an apology to the Tor tiita Mining company. To-day's issue contains the first installment.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-09-17

Hicks & Walker are furnishing the trade with a superior article of soda and sarsaparilla. They are also importers of all kinds of mineral water.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-09-17
H. B. MANSON, Secretary.

A carload of fresh canned goods has been received, also fresh lot of bran wheat, barley, etc., at Joe Hof1er' Pioneer store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-09-17
OFFICIAL PAPER OF cooMss COUNT!

Hon. Washington Bartlett, Governor of California, died last Monday in San Francisco.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-09-17
BORy,
For Sale or Exchange.
Indigestion or Constipation.

Indigestion or Constipation.
 A few HAMBURG FIGS are all tha, is necessary for tine cure of the severesl cases of indigestion or constipation and one taken occasionally will prevent the development of these affections 25 cents At all druggists. J. J. Mack & Co. pro- prietor, s. F.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-09-17
E. & A. M.

King Sololomon Lodge No. 5, F. & A. M., holds stated meetings on the third Saturday night in each month in Masonic hall at 7:3o p. m. Special meetings held whenever blue flag is hoisted. Visiting brothers are cordially invited to attend. DAVID COIN,
 w. M. R MANSON. Secretary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-09-17
Notice,

The American Bakery will be closed on Sundays from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-09-17

Grevilles Reign of George ". Greville's Reign of Queen Victoria. Greville's Dasta s Daughter. Greville's Cleopatra. Life of Gladstone. The Religious Aspect of Philosophy. Blaine's Twenty Years in Congress- Grants Memoirs. Tildens Speeches. I.ogan's Memoirs. Pioneer Times of California Porter's Incidents of tine Civil War. Mrs. Clusters Boots and Saddles. Government Reform. U. s. Civil Service Reform. Henry Georges Social Problems. Henry Georges Protection and Free Trade. Williams Middle Kingdom. Mark Twain's Innocents Abroad Mark Twain's Roughng it. Mark Twain's Tom Sawyer. Mark Twains Prince and Pauper Mark Twains Life on the Mississippi. Mark Twains Huckeberry Finn. Sazarac Lying Club. Waverly Novels. Miss Cleveland's Book. Bret Hart's Maraja. Bret Harts Snow Bound at Eagles. Bret Hart's Shore and Ledge. Bret Hart's Luck of Roaring Cawp. Lovells Preside Travels. | Howell's Indian Summer. Howell's Rise of Sas Lapham. | Howell's "A Womans Reason" Howells "The Ministers Charge" Marion Crawfords Mir. Isaacs. Marion Crawford's American Politician. Marion Crawford's ZorOaster. Marion Crawfords Tale of Lonely Parish. Lew Wallace's Far God. Lew Wallaces Ben Hur.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
ASTONISHING srccKss.

IL is the duty OF every person who has
used BOschscsGerwds Syrup 10 let It's won.
derfal qualities be known 10 their friends
In curing Consumption, severe Cosghs.
Group. Asthma, Pneumonia, and, In fact,
all Throat snd Lang Diseases. No person
can use I, without immediate relief. Three
doses will relieve any case. and We con.
slider II the duty OF AL Druggists 10 recon-
mend u 10 the poor. dying consump.lve.
~ least 10 try one bottle, - 1000 dozen
bottles were sold last year. and no one case
where u f,iled was reported. Such . q
medicine A. the Germaa Syrup cannot be
too widely known Ask your Druggist
about Il. sample bottles TO try. sold ct
10 cents. Regular sine. rs cents. Sold BY
all Druggists and Dealers. In the United
States and Canada
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
SOME ONE WHO KNEW SOMETHING
NEEDED.

Secretary Lamar Vas asked by Senator
VOORHEES, 10 give certain ofiiee TO an
Indiana man. lie inquired senator.
has Jour man had any practical experience
In work OF this kindf''
Mr.. VOORHEES, replied that his friend
was . good politician. . most deserving
man, bat that he could not answer the
Seeretsry's query IN the Affirmative. MI.
Lamar then said;
"rm sorry can't appoint him. Senator !
but, 90 tell the truth. must have . man
with business experience for this place.
It's bad enough TO have Secretary Of the
Interior who don't know anything about
practical affairs. have made up my mind
that the men under me must be practical
10 even the thing up."-PAfladslphia nnes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
VA. si,,n Mrs. Parsons By the sadi.ne.

Was given Mrs. Parsons BY the audiences
rising. at its close.
Hon. q. II. Prince on being called up
expressed his qualification ., the success
Of the club. bu, declined 10 make extend.
ed remarks.
Hon. Scion Chase Of Chssss mills. on
rising, was received with applause. Said
tina, rum. gin and brandy were handed
down to Us from the past. We are no
more TO blame for the saloon than for
slavery; and the question IL how to &c,
rid Of the saloon problem and no, leave
. stumbling block. Men are claiming
their vested rights Al . meeting Of the
LIQUOR Dealers Union. In Chicago the
other day the tables wefe furnished
with beer aud = minister to open the
meeting by prayer who prayed the Lord
for the tins TO come when they should
have "good beer and plenty Of Il" ca
voics-a queer minister. Some minis
ter. az, queer The church needs to be
born again: Ia many churches there are
wealthy liquor dealers who furnish the
"Ioayes and fishes" What shall We
do, Continue TO do as We have done anc
are doing-work on. Have always
worked In the temperance rank fOr the
suppression Of the traffic. yet am told
that | belong TO the rum party. tina, !
don, know enough 70 be mad when told
Of Il, sc. We can't afford 10 fab, one
aLo,her. Each must carry on the war.
fare 10 hi, own way II hey do not see
alike. Bro. Hus,ey would pa, bounty
on rum.ellers instead Of skunks and wood.
ehuek.-a radical measure. There Is a
place and work for all.-,here was q
place for John brown preliminary to the
great struggle. Notwithstanding all are
driving the same way TO get I'D Of the
saloon. al expecting TO get TO heaven.
The American people have 20, TO face the
question. The struggle mus, come. and
before the anal victory women will have
the ballot. The victory will be complete.
(Checfs
Choir surg. III love TO tell the story"
Recitation by Eva Hollatd.
sharon Robinson Of E., Samnsf spoke
Of the good ihasnee 81 the work IN sam.
nsr aud the equalization Of Good Temp
lars which was having a sslu's'y eject
on the young.
Thos. q. Bariin Of Case. Mill. said
b. had several reasoa. Why be was glad
20 be pr,sn, =, ihi. 18th snnissrsry.
Tie observed iha, the SPIN, ofiempersnee
"a. mere. Glad 10 knov ,ha, Buekhsld
bad an aPo,hse.ry that Wa above dab
bling IN rum Glad % stand in iosa
.hsrc there MS 40 lsgslilsd ramshop.
Can ve claim 70 b. = prohibition STATE
when ihsr, ia statute lsgahEing the
sale =, town rum shop. town drunk
,ryl The town 'gerey ha, furnished
good deal Of trouble for Ch..e's Mile
Rsei's,ion by Gsrfis G,rinsf, "H''
father been here
Short adifes.c. wefs mads by M-s'fs.
Eastman snd Joy u sumner, .rd Rev.
Mr Msbry Of Turner. sni a. late hour
The audience dispersed. having enjoyed
one Of the best Of the twelve snniVerss-
ris.. after .inging ~i'h will:
HOLD THE FORT"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31

-DrEAtsaasss. or Liquor HIbG, edA BE-
Cured ~ admiaisiSriAg Dr.. HIiAss' Golden
Speclfe Ii can be given In . cup OF coffee
or tea without the knowledge Of the per.
son taking II, efeciing . speedy ard per-
msnent cure. whether the patient Il mod.
crate drluker or an alcoholic wreck. Thou.
sands OF dranksrds have been made tenn
persie men who have taken the Golden
Specific In their coffee without their knowl.
edge, and to-day believe they quit drinking
OF their own free win. No harmful eject,
result from it, administration. Cures guar.
antsed. Send for circular and full psrtlc.
ulars. Address In confidence GOLDEN Sra.
ciYIc Co. ls5 Race ST., Cincinnati, %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
A SUCCESSFUL OXFORD COUNTY
ROY.
SOW oSE or riB LEADING LANDLORDS
MANI.

SOW oSE OF riE LEADiS0 LANDLORDS
cT MAINE.
Amons the successful landlords 10
Maine. Walter Is Johnson. E.q. Of the
Penobsso, Exchange. Bangor. take. a
iron, rank, pos,sssing all the qaslihei.
,ion. requisite 20 eater TO the want. Of
the public.
NJ. J. .a native Of Frysbarg. Maine.
III. early life was 'pen, 10 the msrean-
tile line For ten years be wAsa com.
merciAl traveller. representing one Of the
be., hardware house. In the State. aud
/. known all over New Engl,nd, and bis
friend, are legion.
by hsbi. Of economy be acquired
ample means TO 20 into the hotel ba.i'
ness. ard rented the L,nesy House. a.
Pi,ufeld. which At once be pa, In his'-
ella. order. making !, one Of the bes,
hotel. in any village in Maine. Ills Eel.
Low Commercial travellers Away. made
1, . poin, to reach bis fine hO.ielry when
possible. I, va. also . great resor, for
tourists. The wealthy New York parties,
Who. every summer. Wit that elegant
sumner retreat. CASH., Harmony, al
Moose Pond. Hsrlsnd. L. miles from
Pi,rfeld. always made IL POin, TO pass
a few day. =, the Laneey House.
Hi. Increasing bushes, a. Pitisdeld
soon ou,grew the capacity Of hi, hotel
and be came TO Bangor sad leased the
popular Penobseo, Exchange for ten
years, and al once pa, the same 10 frat.
ella. order. and i, !. ba, the truth to say
that IL row take. leading position
among the be., hotels in Maine. aud has
never been ~ well.fued aud kept since
the day. Of Abrsm Woodland.
The business Of the house has steadily
Increased under his efh;i-n, Management.
aud /, Is now doing successful bust.
ness. Rooms are already engaged by
,porismen who are coming here to epjOy
the fine salmon fishing. and all who
come will receive = cordial welcome.
have elsgan, rooms. fine cuisine and
service, and receive all the stien,ion pos
.ible from landlord Johnson and hi. ef.
fcien, office staff
Sheer pluck and ability. characteristics
Of the Oxford County man. IL the secret
Of Mr.. Johnson's success. o. II. u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
ECLAIR !


uark sfaI ar aff $50 e. sar. ~ ttn.is NJ ~ t.
.sIsts 80 I.raris E.se.l iare Il. fsst. -rr. H.
Fraak ~ .s.rr Fl ftlff. uIa. or. htI .A ed
ts-rrurr, I Il IL 81 t.lr frtl 90, 81 i.s'-.
$3.50 trrr rr.f.II .' lar hr gII'fF1s krat o..
lr.nE'.n ~ tsrn. hrlx. Ian ff .rItrur Mrrfi'
Eli.Gf's hu1t tr Sea. krat. asu, la.'1 lti.1f, e.
49,. f.raFffI. Ed 81 nav. ~ CT la'.n.
lrank. hrna III al H0II rf urusua Ffun.rfIF 81.
rrorarlIrr 80 80 r.rrfr Il sfrr Iaaaff arI Ell.
~ lntrrIs irlEr sIra.n TT tIH NHHI IT N.r NJ
nnsnfi iffn hrlK. ftrnrrt Co. IT hf 'tsfrsi sHrs
o. frank fsT.rr rr.rfI IT L m. tnI i...If e.
kr.rH - 81 e. have Itr slfrI TT f.r u..rE ri.
81 90 f.11saf frsarI 0sas1r o. n. lrTas sHI 60
unsfra.I.'r Il raTr. frsrk.r hrUt H.I ~tkr t.r
$500 n iss- Il e. sIlI.I TT o. .Hn|T. a n ~
nsrn. - NfIrrr. NJ. rnIarf -ar.'.Itrf. arIn 81
ms T. f.anf I'll Inf.ns sfat.I. NI.kf..I Wac.
~. Irrtns. sao.eo. fl sarrarf Narrs AfTf .n
49, ur Erass II 0Hnrrs' r.fa. tHIs 1870 e srrt
ri trr.s. o. UnufN-1N.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31

"Ah. msdam." he said as be extend.
ed . hand to help her up. III never saw =
more graceful fall You threw up your
arms like born actress. your little feet
indalsed 10 shufi,, and down you set.
tied with swan.like movement which
VAS superb"
"Rsally. sir.'
"Honest Injun. madam"
And he picked up . No. Z rubber
which had been fang from her left foot.
turned her back to . dent Ia the sno v
which looked - II . cottage had been
upset there. and, raising his hat and
making . profound bow he took bis
leave. while she got aboard . street car
and continued to blush and smile for
sixteen blocks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
A GENEROUS PIRM

We ,fe Informed that the propfie,or..
Mcssrs. A 4. Oniray & CO. recently .eai
thfrc dozen 20 thsir rslit1ie mei.clnc, Sal.
phar Blttsr-. Ia The Catholic I,ne Tor IN.
Agei. which l. hishly appreciated by the
directors ani Inmates. "As ye SOW, %
shall ye reap. '-Eiii0r CiiAOlic Uai0A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
UTTERLY DISCOURAGED

sYprVsses the feeling of many victims q
rheumatism, neuralgia. sciaiica and ner.
yoas or sick headache. Having tried
uumhcrles s)-callei remedies. and physi-
clans u all schools, without rslisf there
seems 10 be no hops. Many such have a.
last resort tficl Aihlophorus, and 10 their
surprise anl Joy have found that u vas
ssls. nrs and guiel esrs Aihlophoros isnoi
an experiment; thousands havcbrcn cured
BY It, u-e and they testify As TO iis value.
Gardiner Ne, April :, 1856.
Hearing from ~ many dincrcnt PEOPLE
words u praisc Cor Alhlophoros. ] bought
ani usvf two boiilcs, from the hni
bottle 1 rcccivci genuine benefit, my rheu.
maiism inprovcl ~ much the neighbcrs
bcrin - ask me when they saw me NOV.
inc a,iuni a, though hain'iIhcumaiisml
what became u my rheumatism. aud |
simply an am uslng AihlophofOs, and
thafs enough, the name II that mciliCins
means " ilielmaiism cnr~i.'
Ms MAnY u. SNrrH.
Lewiston. Ne. April I, 1850.
- Salaiiis 81
| would AZ ~ regard, Alhlophoros u i
the only friuflN lif fhttnAltth 'ual
have hcsn able q iinl that does mach the
di.cst,. II IN. doas wonderful Or my
family. we have ut1i bat two boiilcs anil
have nearly ri, re- II ihe disease. my wife
haviu- ~ D ilir Ghost anl side very bsd.
/. L.. LfrCIuiErD.
80 MiinFi si,,. VI, Marsh 81 1880.
Wi'i1r O., ,11fr anf hlesilng IN my
psa.r u..l mv Elluu mln. hcrby GER
iiy iisf ilv, M Athaphoru- IN nay
hmilr uifhr fti sio,,s. in $3.50 II fhcu-
mtism ~ llf sllniing
j,us W itruIri'ln.
MISUNDERSTANDING Athlophoru.
snl Aiairit,s., . ii.-. li.i aLsTc they cn.
utIs t.ieIf ed ilc dru gii the Athlo.
~ rf tt.ll. NallSt- SEES York, vii
srfI tfIr I.frare paHil on iocslpi ~
p. 10 &C.,. fIh e. $50 r,r loiilc
a.. ..a'n... rr 5000 iH. hr iilis-
f.I..I ..I t... n.t.Ia.t tffIrfrla IN
f.n. l... $500. e. n0.i A iA.iI, da'assf
UI .nu"L |.II.. U..It.. i|tlf &c. lAr
tlsl. ac. Alla.f.ilris .ib air ui.otilAis4 !
lnss - - - - ~ - d
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
CLASSIFYING THE HIRED GIRL.

CLASSIFYING THE HIRED GIRL.
"Say. I Was in . predieament the
other evening"" remarked . middle.sged
professional man this morning. "and all
because I wanted to turn sehool.,eacher.
"You see, WAS endsAvofing TO I'M
pre-" upon my little girl the difference
between the animal. vegetable and min
ersl kingdoms. Well. va, proceeding
very nicely, as thought, bu; ! was
ueading on = pitfsll.
"'To what kingdom doe. the orange
belong,'
"'To the vegetable Kingdom was
the prOmp, answer.
"'Now. TO VIA. kingdom does our
hired girl belong''
"'To the vegetable Kingdom
"'Oh. no., said I. 'ihs, Is not right
"'Yes. IL il, pa. I heard you tell her
she Vas . daisy, and they belong to the
vegetable Kingdom
"The very wor, part Of Il was" said
the fond parent, shat the little thing
looked 90 mischievous knew her snsv.
er WAS pot nearly 90 innocent As Il nigh,
appear"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
BUcKrIELD REroRM CLUB

IT'S TwrLrrm AsSivERsARY
Mn 0RAronY AND EsrmusrAsS-
Irs NEiouBoRs AND FRIEsDs Cons
In AND "sAr A Coon woRD' on ITS
TWELFTH BRruplr.-A Coon TrSE
IN A Coon CAUsE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31

sam Jones says. -, takes prayer, s,ady
ard thought 10 get up . irst-elsss sermon. I"
IL will be seen. therefore. that Mr.. Jones
knows how the thing IL done. even u be
doesn't have the time or something or
other 20 DO a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31

Tbs .slasl.hlns sr5wth In he sale. % Ainfs
sArsapafila. l. one % The sifouseit sfifeocet ~
10 merit -.
once u.si u hais hosts ~ fr.snis. Hone elt
sumption al,ne Ia greater N 81 other -Afsaia
,tIias eambl mel n ths oniy o. .usapafiAs
ZOE IS cents 90 TIE msrkti. kemfmDsf u lfss 70
rslsiyss the worst casss q Bipoi F0i.On, Humr
% ths soap or tffsna, flmplsss ShfyeF ~
es,s- Coas,ipsil,a, B9lis, Dyspeptla. prvpff.
DiIIv Head, AZ, q c)mm0n In ne .pfiaf al
Summer
Iii la.t the Msdlelns 10 tone 20 ne system -
yoa oil feel Ike fOurseli asAln.
ror sale bv Ill hrstelsss msiicins ieAlefs, n
sent poet. psLi on reoslp, ~ price. Try u al y
q onvlse-s. -
Briirioa. hafe'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31

A man said 10 praise Of friend.
whose mans VAS John Smith: ale Il
one Of thousand" II he had said one
Of eleven hundred he would have been
nearer the truth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31

Tae gentleman who IL isc,arlng on
Glow - Get Aheai' IL sup?osei 10 have
been out wlth ne boys on "a uishi OF The
"a % Jaly lat That IL al Ckc-l.ca, way
% CT "Aeai, we've been told.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31

Sails FREUD tos bookseller The book
trade !. ,f'ciei. I sspPDse. by the general
de9re..lJn What kini % books feel 10
mo.il' Pocket books. VAS ,as l,couie
rpniy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31

Inst L1als The other .n.rnooa more
than isu iaol.iai people ~ a. osI 10
boiy - hlai FORA gaJ,, rIeF WAITED
o. c ga, hll IN tae ncx ccrsas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31

Hoois STopt'illai, pseullar 10 lisslf
AM saPsrior - al Other p-'p,rauDus In
sir, ugth. economy. "a q medicinal merit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31

NJ V'ii'sfs ,re NV Haslini . fodse.
t.ou from fnrsa Hop. Blfgasdy P.ich
A1t Cans.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31

TIE magical care OF coli, All cjash,,
BY Ayers Chsffy Peeiorsl, IL lnilsPaiaole.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31

L-cuAnApk
Nj frsi you'll end servant good.
hut most fearful master,
And never may II be our 10,
To nee, with such disaster.
.Sscoads the mark ola disgrace
We never hope To see.
or siigmsiiEsd by rsprOseh-
No matter What u b..
A man OF mighty strength the eAols
Once used. yet without sin.
Else would TIE power called divine
Have quite forsaksu him
SED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31

u-tAtf tQCAkh
Bshssdthe irs, word TO form The second.
TIE second 10 form the third and 80 on.
I. To stray.
?. To wander.
s. A trough.
boys name.
8 An intsijeciion.
g A letter.
ST sTrrHASo
ui.-ESiGa,
Composed % II letters.
Ny ;, i6. Il used In preserving nut
Ny I. Is. 4. G. 8 3. 10 gather Ia The grAiu'
Ny 10. ~. ~. IS i 10 Suspend.
Ny =, "a. "a, ? IL lonsly.
Nj. 10 dsptrt.
The whole IL uOlei min wao died IN
lssG MAY.
-pEcsrfrAiIoNs.
Oai Ia TIE grove heard . -
And. looking, ssw a nslghbor -
Hal jas; ca: dowa my favoriie -.
thesri i,ugh msry aui -,
Ard saw rudy vs,gci -
wts coasilug With ny Sister --.
The scoicamsn Wrapped him 10 hl.
one baud On Jsphl,. curl. be -,
Thsu rushed his couriy'- cause 10
Sc tie huge engine pUf sud -
t. sari ths overloaded --
wtls ceassisss o'ns- The p'aflug
Goa. J,saul,. ,,sc yoar oo,k ADJ
fear Q, school yon Will b. --.
Tn sur breakfast enough yoa ---.
Acio.. ihs plalns thrfc come. = --i
Esoh alimsi IL qaiic = --,
So hns ia.y rsss- M prairie - 70.
RTNNiE pEE
V-NoRD sgu,EE
I. 4 .a1rt sighted prr.pn
Ashrab fsaai IN v.r.iah
mlsicsl ifamA
Ahsri s'aifai
g AiArgie. 81 Sfrrn,No
VA TLowER
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